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(904) 7.8 83 min 2019

Spirits in the Forest is a movie starring Depeche Mode, Martin Gore, and Andrew Fletcher. A look at Depeche Mode's final moments of their 2017 Global Spirit Tour, featuring intimate stories from select fans.

Starring: Depeche Mode, David Gahan, Andrew Fletcher, Martin Gore

Genres: Documentary, Music

Director: John Merizalde, Anton Corbijn, Pasqual Gutierrez, Anton Corbijn

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, Music
Director	John Merizalde, Anton Corbijn, Pasqual Gutierrez, Anton Corbijn
Stars	Depeche Mode, David Gahan, Andrew Fletcher, Martin Gore
Country	USA
Also Known As	Depeche Mode: Spirits in the Forest, Depeche Mode - Spirits in the Forest, Depeche Mode: 'Hinged metsas'
Runtime	1H 23M
Description	A look at Depeche Mode's final moments of their 2017 Global Spirit Tour, featuring intimate stories from select fans.

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Stephanie Adams

Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 14:13

The film is an exploration of the history of jazz and the development of the jazz scene in New Orleans. The film is a bit slow at times, but it is well worth watching. The acting is good, and the director does a good job of capturing the mood of the time. The film is a bit of a downer, but I enjoyed it.

Friday, 17 Jul 2020 02:45

Spirits in the Forest is a documentary film by writer/director Amanda Palmer. The film tells the story of Steve Zissou, a great blues guitarist who was arrested for playing his guitar at the wrong time of day when a man named Larry Clark (Robert Patrick) was entering the store he worked at and was shot by Clark. Clark had already killed Zissou's wife in a jealous rage and had been threatening Zissou for a long time with his own knife. As the years passed, Zissou lost contact with his fans. He started to become too old to play the guitar. When his father passed, Zissou saw a world for himself. He had to travel to California in order to find a new band to play with. He finally found them in S.E.W. (Heaven And Earth), an extremely rare and obscure country band that were found in an obscure bunker in San Francisco. For years, Zissou struggled to find a band to play with and get him back on the road. One day, he had an idea to record with the band, but they were in a funk. So, he called the manager of the band and told him that he would pay the band $20,000 for the record if they could get an audition with Steve Zissou. The manager agreed and Zissou played with the band for two weeks. During this time, Zissou had to discover what it is to be a musician. Throughout the whole film, Zissou was incredibly humbled and appreciative of the opportunity that the film offered him. He wanted to give back to his fans who never gave him a chance. Through the film, Zissou and his manager got to know the people in the band. Zissou and his friend grew closer and Zissou met several of his old friends who were still alive today. Through these years, Zissou became a much better person. He found his voice and began to create his own type of music. The film was definitely inspirational and most definitely an important document of a great musician.

Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 10:50

This is a film that I have been waiting to see for a while. I finally saw it and I was pleasantly surprised. The film is about the music of the late 70's and early 80's, and how it is now a sort of heritage for a lot of people. The film is not about the music itself, but the people who were involved in it and the people who inspired them. The film is a little bit of a documentary, but it is mostly about the people involved. It is a very good film. The music is very good, but I think that the film is more about the people involved, and how they shaped the music. I would recommend this film to anyone who likes the music of the 70's and early 80's, and has a love of history.

Friday, 10 Jul 2020 10:30

the book is great and the movie was excellent. it was a love letter to the old blues. it was exciting to see the actors go through their different roles and be apart of the book. it was also fun to see a whole new generation of blues dancers who really got into it. the film also had the best photography and sound. the music was great as well. the only things i didn't like was that it was a little too long. this movie was a lot of fun and if you have ever wanted to learn a little bit more about the blues and blues music, this is the best way to go about it. once again, I gave this movie a 10, you are welcome.

Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 18:35

The best thing about this movie is the photography. The director is a talented photographer, and he uses his camera to show the true nature of the forest. This is the only reason I liked this movie. The other reason is that the story is based on a true story. If the story is based on a true story, the story would be a lot more interesting. I think the director did a good job with the photography. The story is a bit boring, but it is a good story. I would recommend this movie to people who are interested in nature. It is a good movie to watch.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 03:46

I love how William Morrison said it wasn't easy to start a project like this but we have to remember that it was a documentary. This movie should have been called "Lies". It shows you how everyday people can be manipulated by the powers that be and how it affects their lives. This is a must see for anyone who ever got involved in drug problems and anyone who cares about human rights. Now, I just want to see this movie again, and again and again, to see if I can find out the other side. Thank you William for sharing your story with us.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 11:51

The story of the late great rock and roll singer Jim Morrison is told by a number of people who knew him. This documentary is not an accurate account of the life and times of Jim Morrison, but rather the story of a great musician who was an inspiration to many. Jim Morrison was an incredible musician, a genius who was truly unique and unique in his own way. The documentary is well made, and gives a very good look at Jim Morrison's life. The music is superb, and the music itself is amazing. The documentary is well worth watching, and is worth the price of admission.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 19:57

I'm glad I saw this movie. It is one of the most important documentaries I've ever seen. It documents the 1968 US, and subsequent, occupations of Cambodia by American soldiers. It documents the battle of Khmer Rouge, and how that impacted the rest of the world. It documents how people became disinterested in their own country and became more interested in foreign governments. It documents the success of the Shah of Iran (his son being another example of that). It documents the collapse of the Soviet Union and how that impacted the United States. It documents how people are extremely proud of being Americans. The last segment involves a host of celebrities on a cruise of the Sea of Japan, and how Americans have always been viewed as the best and the brightest in the world, and the most beautiful. It shows them talking about how this is a strange holiday, and how they will never forget the atrocities committed in this country. All of the actors are excellent. The only complaint I have is that it can be a bit boring at times. But it is an important film that should be watched.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 10:48

I had watched this when I was a teenager. I liked the songs on the soundtrack, and the movie itself was absolutely amazing, especially as a teenager I remember always watching this movie and hearing them at school, and learning about the likes of Bob Dylan, James Brown and the Doors. I guess that the movie is getting old for me now though, as I have forgotten most of it, and was much more interested in seeing the new Beatles documentary (The Beatles: An Animated History) with the music from the movie.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 13:14

I didn't expect this film to be that long, it ended up being 10 hours. I don't understand how some of the reviews can say it was boring or boring and not knowing anything about the band. I don't get it. I know they are legends in music, but it seemed to me that all they were talking about was the music. The whole film wasn't about the music. It was about them, and their place in history. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a good look at some of the greatest bands in the history of music.

Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 20:47

The reason I watched this movie is because of the music. It's amazing. I think it's the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. I've listened to the soundtrack a few times and it still makes me feel good. It's a very personal movie. The director was not able to create a perfect movie. I think it's the fault of the script. The plot was not very good. It was boring and it didn't tell you anything about the band. The acting was very good, especially the lead singer. I think the movie was made for the fans. I think they were not able to make a perfect movie. I think the director was trying to make a movie about the band and the music but it was not the right thing. I think the band will be better if they would have made a better movie. The music was very good but I think the movie was not good.

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